Hello, I am new to the forum and I have a quick question.

I am designing a new programming language / compiler in C++ and C#
Now, when this programming language is finished, I expect it to follow a basic set of commands...

Code -> Parse to Assembly -> Assemble

I can do the first two parts, but I do not have my own assembler and I dont want to make my own, so I was curious if I have permission to include the FASM assembler with my program if it gets distributed? (If I did, I would give credit)

I highly doubt that I will have anyone pay money for this, let alone it even making it public. Its just a little challenge for my self.
But I was just making sure, just incase.

Thanks

I'm not the author so I can't give you permission (although I'm sure you can use it already, Tomasz will), but it sounds an interesting project.

Don't forget to inform us if you do make it.

FyerEgg: The best way to be sure is to ask a permission from Thomasz directly.
U can use the board's internal mail.

regards,
Mac2004

> I can do the first two parts, but I do not have my own assembler and I
> dont want to make my own, so I was curious if I have permission to
> include the FASM assembler with my program if it gets distributed?
> (If I did, I would give credit)

1. The BSD license does allow this.

2. PureBASIC uses FASM already (but doesn't work, heh, at least for me).

@Borsuc: Thanks, I'll be sure to post it if it ever gets finished and working

@Mac2004: I'll check it out

@DOS386: Ah ok then, thank you. I haven't seen PureBASIC before, but I'm sure it was just made by an amatuer programming fanatic... Which is totally different from me